Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

after sne had gBsped out once or twlce "cE GodF' sat still ia the chair. Hel counsel asked for continuance until she was physically able to proceed with the case. The judge tespOnded he would allow her Q recess but would grant nc contiDuance On the showing mark. Al o'clock the court re-cOnveued aud the counsel for the deierse filed sn affi iAvil that Mrs. ROselle was too sick to eppeal and wanted e continuance until Monday This the court refused and granted rs- cess until tomorrow morning.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, August A letter written by Strong was also produced before the commis sion in which be stated that during the construction of the road through the Sierras, Stanford and Crocker swore to affidavit that the foothills commenced at Arcade Creek instead of Dry Greek as lad down J T. ID. Judah and himself. who wac the chief host. Witness claimed that the subsidy sixteen thousand dollars per mile for the iOothiil section distance Oi 22ls miles. Huntington k Co.'S sffids- vis. which Judah refused to sign, as well ss himself gave thirty-two thousand per mlle while there was not 6 cut or fill- lug of three feet the whole distance. Strong states further in regard to his rsfusal to sign the bffidsvit concerning the location of the foothills. "l did decline to sign that affidavit. I think either Huntington or Orocker asked me to sign it. l was asked to sign 1t shcrt- iy before construction vss conmenced lt was while l was director. When l was asked to testify that the land wss foothills, when I had already testified that it was valley land, l simply re- iused." Strong was asked fcr papers to verify these statements which he prom issd 70 produce. Strong also denied having received sums Ot money amount ing to nearly Sl0,OO0 payment of which uss credited on the cOmpany's balance sheet in October 1883.
 CITY OF MEXICO, August 4-Tbe treasury CfficIAle are greatly pleased with the outlook for the suecess of the ne v tariff put in force Jly Is. At Ve- "A C,uz goeds are pIliDg uo ID such qusouties as to take the full capacity of the freight trains. and the merchants of that port are beginning 10 believe that is prosperity is assured. Heavy ooB- signments of American and European goods are begiuning tO come into this city and the Central railway cannot find hox cars enough to carry its freight. This is due not only to the increase of the international business, but also to the remarkable development of the in- tenor freight traffic.
 SAN FRANcIsco, August 4-Ale1 Col T v,,r.rAarar UH MrrTTa allr- was placed in the dark cell at the county jail yesterday for misbehsvIOr. To-day he attempted tO commit suicide by cut ting his wrist it IS supposed wI:h knife Le had procured from friends. The flow Of blood was quic.ly stopped when his condition was discovered by the guard.
 CHICAGO. August 4-The everIug pa pers tbis afternoon printed the following 2 special from GalesDurg, H.; Justice Cox of tho Illinois supreme court, who iE now spending few weeks a. the sea snore in Msine, is reported on good Hu- thOTi;y 10 have dropped prior Co bis de- psr;ure, n conversation with one of our business men. remarks tO the effect that She supreme court would not grant s new trial to the condemned anarchists M AultMkn. N ENhNEA alAk1 oAA1 when the case was heard by the supreme court tbe last time it was argoed upon 1T could not be learned which one of the itiges wss writing the opinion. Judge Craig is reported to have Esid the cour was quite unanimous ID opinion. but the opinion was to be kept secret until the opening of the November court. Judge Mssruder of the United States supreme court, who is ID Chicago and vas shown the above dispatch, sad: "Tnis IS a matter n which I cannot be interview d. I know nothing of Judge CrAig's uttersnces, but from what I know of him, I should be strongly inclined to disbelieve his hBvicR made such state ment" States Attorney GTiunell and Captain HIlbock, of the anarchist coun- gel, know oothing of the matter and place no faith in it.
 CHICAGO, August 5-The verdict ID she boOdler ease was that all were guilty. Seven of the eleven defendants got two years ip the penitentisry. but McCarthY, Ohver. Casselmsn end Gerlo escaped with sI 600 fines.
 SYN DIEGo, August 5-The Coronado Beach Co. this moIDin9 closed con tract with Prof. Henry A. Ward, Of Rochester. New York, to equIp the mu scum If natural history to be built by 1T em ID one of theiT parks near the Ho- tei de Coronado. Contract price to be paid Professor Ward Is SIS OOO, This will not include the building which will probably cost Sl0OO0 mure,
 Los ANGELES, August 5.-In the Mo Queen case, c. l.. Murphy, the detec- nve who arrested Mcqueen for compile ity in the AriZOua tram robbery. testi- fled tha, McQpeen was iu Tucson a month before the robbery and that he had talked with the witness about the robbery and charged hIm with being after hlm. That on one occnsI' he said that some Of the stolen money was m his pocket. He confessed tO having several times written down the names of the robbers anu could do SD again. The witness on this ssore out a warrant and arrested him. James McDonsl9, a fire mon at San Dl. go. svore tO having overheard the conversation between the prisoner sud Murphy about the tram robbery, corroboFatirg MurDhy's test. mnny about the prIsOrsr's admissions. Other witnesses testified to McQueen's good character and his ability to prove r1 silbi, Defendant wss placed on the stand end explained that his diaeharEe by the railroad company was due to his keeping bad company.
 FL PAso, Texas, August 5.-The Chi re population of Fl PssO IS increasing st c rapid rate aud the city authorities have awakened t1 the necessity oi con trolling and checking the influx. Last uisht ten keepers Ot opium joints were arrested and their dens TsIded- Twelve regular opium de1s and eight lsundries where the drug IS smoked were di-cov- cred. Ca two C; the ten raided deL' doctors shingles hang out, one of Whlc wes from a cellar adjoining the Ios' house.
 NEW YORK. August 5.-R. G, Dun q Co, in their weekly report of trade. sal that the collapse of the Caiiiornis whes ring teaches sn old lesson that every body Is stronger than anybody. and no' e=en bonaDEa wealth can NIth impunls! defy the lsvs Of trade.
 The effect ia Atlantic markets througi the change ia railroad snd telegraph op orators cannot yet be anticipated: II San Francisco the results arc hidden the bosid having suspended as well s the pool, but the loss Of SIX or sever millions will fall severely somewhere Wheat held by the ring. sad to De eien